Sentence examples for one terminal point from inspiring English sources

When the composition of one terminal point is fixed, a map can be drawn for the position of the other terminal point and this allows us to predict the multiplicity of the solution: single, double or triple.

In one case the terminal point is an insurgency and combustible politics threatening the very operations of the oil industry and the petrostate itself; in the other it is the violence of a blowout the loss of human and environmental life and livelihoods and of the deadly consequences of substituting technical and financial over political risks.

Caulfield's Swiss lake is the terminal point of one of the most influential ideas of beauty, the idea that beauty is a divine grace infusing nature, expressed most systematically in the writings of John Ruskin.

The bony structure and CSC remains were examined histologically at the terminal point of the experiment on one rat from each group.

The physical layer uses frequency division so that at most one terminal can be active at any given point in time.

The convergence point (Scarpella et al., 2006) at the tip of the primordium contains cells with PIN1 polarity pointing to at least one terminal cell.

By definition, the terminal point in Figure 1a is the critical one when no plastic strains appear in this plot (see above remark 1).

However, the area under each branch (TV) is the same when the terminal point of each branch coincides with the critical one.

In point-to-point HVDC transmission systems, power flow control is typically arranged with one terminal controlling the dc-link voltage, while the other terminal controls the active power, i.e., the current flowing through the HVDC transmission line.

That is, we start with a second order difference equation of the usual form, given in the previous sections, together with boundary conditions of one of the following forms: (i) non-Dirichlet at the initial point and affine at the terminal point;   (ii) affine at the initial point and non-Dirichlet at the terminal point;   (iii) affine at the initial point and at the terminal point.  .

The braking starting point and terminal point are dynamic.